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THE LOST LABOR BILLS.
The President States His Reasons
for Withholding His Approval

N HVSluonb states His RPaSDus
Tor Withholding HIS Approval.
oNosll, of Missouri, Chairman Of the Clm.
IN tee on Labor, callei upon ths Preside #
Ahl asSel him concerning the Arbitration
OIL and the oil prohibiting the employ.
msnt OF alien labor aud the u,s OF tho pro
ducts OF convict labor on public works, both
Of which bills he faiIe1 co sign. The Pr.si.
dent said with reference to the Arbitrat, m
OIL, that he was strongly in favor
Oh legislation upon that subj,c', but
did not think that tn, bill submitted
was sufficient The bill arst present.
ed by M. O'Eeill and submitted to th,
President before introduction containe! pro-
visions which connected the G. 1vernment with
the legislation, such as the provision for
hling tn, award with the Clark OF tn,
N1itet States Court and ths giving the
gard the form and effect Of judgment. The
aoseace OF provisions connecting the Govern
meat with the legtslati ion clused the Pcesi-
dent TO withhold his signature Tn, M, lsure
he said had bSsn submitted to the ATTORNEY.
General, who did not approve it. MrO'Nsiu
explained tue difficulties attending the prepa-
ration of bill OF this charac Ser and suggest,
NSN bh3O Suo AbIOTu9y-Generdl WOull II ld
great ditii;ulty himself in prep ,ring any
measure that could pass having in it any
features of compulsory arbitration. p
O'Neill statel that he wouli confer with the
Attorney General with a view OF preplrinz
bill for the next Congress in harmony with
the Presidents views. CONCERNING tn, Con.
yict Alien bill, the President said that hs
thought that the bill was rather c)nfu,,i
aud that IL could better b, treltei in seplrat,
bills He expressed his earnest desire e aid
the labor legislation, AMI the result Of th,
Interview will b., Mr.. O'Nsill say, ths prep
aration OF more carefully prepared bills for
the next Congress
Mr. ONeiil states that the above measure.
do not not comprise all the labor record Of
tho FJrty-nin5h Congress, as the follow inc
m 'a'u-es were passed. ami signei BY the
Presidents Prohibiting tbs importation OF
contract labor and remedying the defects Of
prior legislation upon that subj set; prohibit
ing tho hiring out or ledsing-out OF Govern.
ment prisoners, and logalizng the Na.iona
incorporation OF trades unionA
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-17

The Canadian Minister of Customs says
with reference 20 an alleged interview that
Doe been pub isle . Boo Che UuI.ei State AMI
English press as having taken ploc5 betwsen
aoewspapar reporter an h.mseit ire waicb
be- Us represented as saying that tho DJmin
ion Government has under cons.dera ton q
rstaitory bin, Tho details Of which are given
aud which they proposel lying before Par
Uahent, heavily increasing AMI
p" many instances making n
rrohIbitary duty on American products com
ipg into Canads cha, DO ,uc1 intsrv.sv ever
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-17
a LETTER
from the Mother Of Miss Jessie Rnneafeele

Rochester, N. Y, April %. 1856.
GENTLENEN:-It is with pleasure add my
testimonial TO the many well-Enown cures
which your most excellent remedy has effect
ed. For more than two years was great
sufferer with rheumatism, being scarcely free
from pain during the time / found no relief
until procured DR.. Pardee's remedy. and it
cured me completely. 1t is now two years
since discontinued its use and have hal no
symptoms Of tho disease since. I know from
my own and from tho experience of many
Others also that it viii cure any case Of rheu-
matIsm or neuralgia
am, very truly yours,
MRS. II. S. BONESTEELE.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-17

They tell in Lewiston. Maine. OF an
FISHERMAN whose "saIoon" used To- be ON
Maine street. and who was the sowcst
man I'm tho state One day he died and
soon after citizen said TO Efastus. the
ovstcrsman's son "Erastus. your father
died rather sudden, didn't hei" "WelI.
yes, % said Erasius "su den for him"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-17
Syracuse. N
] am, very truly yours,
MRS. II. S. BONESTEELE

Syracuse ". Y.
GENTS have been troubled with Rheu-
matism for three years at times very badly
afflicted; was in that condition about two
weeks ago, when gota bottle Of Or. Pardee's
Rheumatic Remedy, and in three days time
was greatly relieved and have not been trou-
bled with 1t since finished this bottle feel
like recommending It in the highest terms. ms
believe il will do all that Is claimed f,r r.
Yours truly,
JOHN BLODGETT,
O. Madison st.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-17

Sweet arc the uses OF GdUcrsity the printers
copy said, but he set IL up. sweet arc the uses
)t advertising. Sweet, indeed, TO those who
IN sickness I'd suffering have seen tho adycr-
hs'monl OF some sovereign remedy, which up
~ trial has brou Sht them from deaths door.
Inc b est u * ever saw in my paper was
the advertisement Of DIR. Pierce's GO den
Medical EiscOvery'" is again and again the
testimony OF those who have b en- hea! ed BY
H. Of lung disease, bronchial affections tun ora
ulcers, liver mplaiuts aad the ills 10 which
nclh is Inc
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-17

ThOre IS no reason why yoa should not make
large sums Of money II you are able 90 work.
All You nc ed Is the right kind of emp o .ment
or busne :. W.T. ie TO Hallctt * Co., Portland,
Maine, and they will send you, free, IN in
formation about work that You can do and
live at home, wherever % arc IOCat At, ear
in thereby from s. 10 % per day and Up-
wards. Capital MOI rtq ired; YOU are started
free. Either Sex; AL ages. Better not delay.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-17

While we have been enjoying balmy
weather here, the East, as the telegraph
wires have informed US, hps been having
something else. For deep snow, how
ever, the section of country around Little
Falls, iii HeTkimer county, y. Y, rivals
the blustery West Near there lives a
man who carefully measured every fnll
of snow and has kept record for the
past dozen years. Thus far this season,
according to the record, there has been
IA feet and 0 inches, an unprecedented
depth. The spot where the snow is
measured is in cedar swamp surround
ed by trees, which is protected in such a
manner that no snow blows in or out.
and the figures are supposed to be NC,
cuTate.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-17

General Drayton, ON ex.Indian officer
gives a fine specimen of red tape in the
Indian service. 1t is the rule for an OIL
Ger drawing his pay to forward a certifi
cate on the last day of each month de-
claring that he is alive. For two months
one Summer Drayton was absent from
his post, travelling on the lIimalayas.
On the last day of August he sent in
the customary certificate, with a request
that his juno and July salary be paid to
his bankers. The official reply declared
that his August pay had been credited
to him, hut that there was no certificate
to prove that he was alive IN June and
July.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-17

A leading physician has made the startling
revelation that six thousand people, mostly
children die yearly "a this country from tho
effects Of cou II mixtures containing moiphia
or opium RcI Star Cough Cure contains
neither oJiato5 nor poison; purely vegetable.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-17

sad to say, many a good hing attains 70
nothing more than "a fan beginning. on the
mat the growth OF some evil things may be
also promptly frustrated A large proportion
Of the cases OF the most widespread aud IN al
ol diseases, assumption have their ioceI,.
ton in nasal catIrrh DR.. sag s Cata ~
Kennedy y plea soothing aud eTeCtua /.
glsts.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-17
NOVA SCOTIA ALARMED.

annexation TO the UniteI States
openly Advocated I'm Parliament.
The Nova Scotia Legislature was AFFORDED
as'nsation by Mr.. M,CoI, member from
fictou, large coal mining region. who
lsclared that b. was not only a cool seces.
Aonist from Canada, but also an ardent
annexationist to the United States This il
inc first time that any man on tn, a,or OF
pariiment has pronounced himself s1uarslv in
taYor OK annexation. NJ, M,Coll msds this
Extraordinary speech within twsnty-four
aours after taking the oath Of allsyiance On
peing sworn Ia az a member OF the IIekisla,
.ure. 1t was thought 20 be the duly Of the
speaker TO imm -diate,y cal the member 20
order AMI insis, upon an instant retrAc ion.
ous the Speaker. N. J. Power, member for
Halifax, Is an Irish Catholic, and he neglected
10 40 So The sentiment was neither repu Ii
iOe1 nor deprecated by any mo nber OF the
government. II Is a significant fact that
everal avowel anue1ationists have reo,p,lv
been elected 10 Parliament from the cbisg
enters Of intelligence I'm the prov.
lcs among them NJ Jjha Els
Ilt2r 81 the G'o5e from s.. John CIV. AMI
a. g. Jones ex-M Mister % War. Tor Halifax
~ At.ornsy-G neral Ljuglsy, although
% mas never openly stated his position I'M
rirl'mant, is well knJwn Aunsrationls,
The 'roo'y loii Bilhisbers OF the rr ,yi,os
are very indignant 40 VI N sC5.is frankness
sal m'rss) al the spsaker's silent approb,
ION, ami they are talking Of taking steps to
rave tne Ia .er imp1ao1eI Premier Fielding
'e'u'ei 70 inform Pertinent what the future
policy Of Government would be- on the
scss-iJn question
An atrOCIous murder.
j. E.HesIa'er, aged ~ yelr.. won't 10 The
bone NJ Sizes Lena OHz. near r. Im1nt.
Mich, with whom he ho been keeping com
ianyi c1Ilei Der in.0 the garden auI sto'
Der nr.e dm one blues rnss.ny through
tbe heart another through tu. nect. and the
thiri through Che head He tIs1 returned
t9 bis h9me half a mile distant. aud shot
himself Tor ugh the left lung. U3 is lying
81. The point Of death, with Du. little cta1ca
NJ recovery.
The only reason known f1r The crime vas
ttexrema jai.1y f.s ALLEGED be- has
compelled her at Che p5Ins az o. revolver b.
endure be- attentions for OVER year. Toe
lady wa eighteen years ~ aZe o1i was
very popular
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-17

March, 1882, Rev. l. n. St. Onge, r. p. In
dian Missionary, Glen Falls, y. Y, wrote: "a
single applicat on Of ST. Jacobs Oil relieved me
OF rheumatism" October 20. 1886. he writes
again: 1T c red me them,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-17

the farmers, In their swamps. wore sure
Could md the roots and plants that cure:
lf by their knowledge q q only know
For Just the disease Il ia one grew,
TAKE courage ow and swamp Root" try
uor kidney, liver and bladder complaint7),
AS ON thls romedY yOn can rely.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-17

Nervous debility, in either sex, however in
ducei, speedily, thoroughly and permanently
reply and DO 1k OF articulGis g. Worlds Dispcn.
sary Medical Association, Gdj Main street, Buff
fnlO. n Y ~
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-17

ir breakfast table 90 Tho South
Ind tho other morning It1e o.I.
Who has been ir the habit NJ irm.rrg
af tD tie origin of various kinds m
meat broke out with tho following
'Iapa what was butter when b. WIS
oiye1'
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-17

In au old va'isc belonging % o. o..
putncy. miner who was killed By an
avalanche az Bay U0rse, Idaho. we're
found some faded love letters. q few
bones and note saying I wish these
bones buried With me
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-17

The Presidency is the highest goal OF the
politicians ambition. The only trouble with
II is that there isn'5 enough Of it to go
round
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-17

Piso.s Remedy for Catarrh rs agreeable TO
use IL is not "a liquid or SNUFF. tOc.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-17

Age compels President Pickard, OF the
Iowa S-ate University, % resign.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-17

Pre- fighters hit hard Aud they are har d
t. hit.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-17

ROYAL GLUE mcnds anything, Broken Chi
ma, Glass, Wood. Iree Nials 40 Drugs and Gro.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-17

Twenty-'oIr hundred miners have str uclx
i'm the Blrinage district. Bslglum.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-17
Arc Won Milking Money 4,

The gentleme who dine with Oleen VIC
tOrLa never crilicise the cOoklng
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-17
4 Printer,r Error.

The saucer which falls to toe ground gets
a broke cuo
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-17

DR.. Junker, the African explorer, has ar.
rived at Munich in good health.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-17
Manufacturing Nntns

Tioga, p, may have a DiIst furnlcs 80 IN.
Capital stock 10 b sl1O. O)0
The prospecs FOR the Ca'eri. Ala. FIR.
osc' and Chrc al Company are very br.gits
The Wayne Ton and Steel Works bav.
advanced the wages OF their la 1orers IL cont.
per day.
The Bot Works at Youngstown, o are
operatin under a new organization with
very bright prospects
The 325 employees q the Ellis & Lesig
Steel and Iron Company, Pottstowp, Pa
have been granted an unsolicited adyaHce OF
10 pr cent in their wages, dating from
March lst.
The south st. Louis Iron Furnace. which
has been idle for five years, will be rut in
iull operation as soon as rNpairs, including
the introduction Of modern appliances can
be made.
The Ashland Iron and Steel Company ha,
been organized at Milwaukee with n capital
stick Of $50 900. Incorporators: james l..
Gates, George n. King, aud Louis J, Gas,
Of Milwaukee,.
The 200 employees at the Britton Iron and
Steel works. at Clsve and, have had their
wages Increased ~ to 70 p3r cent. The 6 0
men who struck at the American Wire
Works for an advance Of D per cent are still
out
The North Branch Steel Company, Of Dan.
viiIe are nt present erecting a Bsssemer steel
plant at their works, which will have a ca.
pacity u abou. so tons daily, and will be
1nished in ab,u. six months from the present
date.
Tho Stewart Ir 70 C'mplny's valley mill.
Sharon Pa, viii resume work 10 m,puf,c.
tuTe muck bar. TIE mill will be- put into
condition 20 run fun On every department.
Zoe WORK have bon III. .In-a E.n- 1870
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-17
VIsIlcd Ucr PROXY Husband

N.la Va Itnds vas permitted 70 enter
bel county jail a1i f9- Che fret time i1 s1
weeks had an opportunity to converse With
S9.s.. tho Ansrshis. w.o claims 10 be- mar
ried by proxy She was not permitted 20 r.
.eyoni The cage, whore visitors converge
hrouZh Che grating with ths prisoners She
end $ Ies stood with their dugs- ups ~.
gsther au1 clat.ed I1 d low voice fJr on hour
when other visitors being expected sh9 hur.
rcd away
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-22
UxIex PACIFIC.


reported Ghe Read VIII be Turned
ever % The Gevernmen6
CHIc1oo, ApFil 20. Tue Tsssss says
''Inere 10 q we'll defined rum0r eireu-
lattna IN certain quarters 20 the eject
that the Uni0n Pacific stockholders are
qsietly preparing TO surrender she old
Union Paeihe main tine for GoyeFRnent
debs and abandon their Omaha and
Ooaneil Bluffs termini, making the
several branches Of the Union Pacific
which are owned By thea independent
o. The Government lire. The abandon
N ne o. the Omaha and Counnil Bluffs
termi1i will be she natural result of
building 20 Lincoln Of the Iowa line,
to which the Northwestern, ChscaRo,
Darlington and Quincy and Missodri
Pacifs are already completed. Mime
apalis and Omaha IL assured by the
connection aboys mentioned, and Rock
Island 4 Milwaukee 4 st. Paul are max
ing rapid preparations. By the time
Congress IL ready 20 act upon the Union
Pacific matters these lines will all be
completed 10 Lincoln, the Denver 4
Pacific will be running. and the Union
Pacific. rotten 10 tie esFe, shorn of its
tranehes. aud already sappea at every
vital point By branches Of Iowa roads,
viii be then ready to be tarned over to
the Government as q white elephant.
This IL Ia brief the substance Of q
schema against tue people, and TO which
Iowa lines are parties, their share Of the
bssty being osrlain share Of old Union
Pacific territory.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-22


The AsEssse cs1sfE1kbs draws very
lnzEsly spsa - osn imzefns1iss u its |
eommazfs upsn fhs nan il sg1mJaE
Land. bus Il Mr- Grady wsuld sahssi-
tzts CIsssiaa6's Alaskan appsinfnsnts
fer Alazkzn IsdiAns. HI saptious sEtiels
s1Esh - qsoss v01i9 bs mere - ths
posnf.
.SiDss The sequizition % Alaska ths
IndiAns u that Tsrrst ~ have reserved
1Rs sfteuiioM fFom ne RUVsrnms1f and
fFom pAiian9hro13s cikixsns 40 taxa an
fateFs@t u tie welfare e tie red nas.
Ia shog tbs paasrnAi care with whiah
we kage Wztchs6 0BeR tue Aiaska In
dians, Il 10 only asesmsary 60 state shmf
whe1 - found To aboxiRfnes addiese6
% the dsDorziixinz hahiE q gaining
themaasNss EsddeE tnan ns4urs Intended
the1 % Be. tie aulheEiitss prohibised
shs impoRsafi0n q Iiqaor. ft was b.
lieEzd thaa this would e1Esasuafly Pat an
end 70 dFzsks1nssz. No ems supposed
for q EDmens that these s4vaasa IN their
izHoRsDcs and helplemaeEs uonld learn
the aFt 81 aistilIi1z thstr own liqasE. o.
Be- abis 70 s1ppiy themselves With the
necessary eqeiDmsats fer sash - IN
8asfFy.
Is spvszrs that the lntslliasnss u tie
Als1kAna has been undeFfeeHd. Whea
the tn1la1s found that thsy eoult net
gss whisky under any circumstances,
thsy ct their wits 10 weEk. They be-
Raa e. study the secrets Of nature. 1hey
experimeute4. Tbe result vas some
whst Startling. II they could not bay
whisky they oouid eet corn meal. mo
lasssa and wstaR. They fsRmentsd this
MIXTURE and akteF . little while sze-
cssdsd IN p<sdasinR Q tippis that made
them bowling druuk. The discovery
spread like wildlFs thnOaRout the Tern
| tory, and the ofisers and soldiers On
duty there were asa0znded 30 see thsiF
ooppsr-e0lsFed wards turning ap every
day IN eenditi0n too utterly scandal
oas Tor anythi1g In Fegis1 whsFs pro
hisitian was enforced e the point Of
| the bayuaeA
/ Harsh measures sh0aid net be FesoTted
70 exespt In eases 0f necessity. In this
instances, howexeF, they are clearly jus
tifable. Tae Alaska TBdians are ciearly
Guilsy Of palpabls evasion Of the iav.
and thsy mnas be made 10 suffer. IhG
erst thing 10 do b to pFehibit the i'm
pogtatioB, manufaotuEs and sale Of esFn
meal and molasses. The obiestion mag
Be urged that. By cutting oG these sup
plies and doubtless others IN the eoarss
Of time, the Alaskans viii Be starved q
death. We mast b prepared for such
objections, and the way 20 dispose 81
then intslliRsntly is 10 igsore them
IL b our duty 10 take charge Of thG
morals Of she inhabitants Of Alaska
and II they 90 20 msnkeying with corr
meal and molasses, OF any similar gro
eeFy, they aost be starved cot 81 enter
minated in sone other way. It 10 hiRh
time that sn sxsmple sh0ald be mad
Of something OF somebody, and nov i
our opportunity.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-22
| Bvotlya KsgassaeI


Remember thaa you are married 10 =
man aud not 10 god; be prepared for
impeFfsctions.
Anticipate the discovery By yoar hus-
band that you are "only q woman;n II
you we're not be vonld nos care about
you.
Ouea in . while let yeuR husband
have the last vosdi IL win crafty Die
and be no particular loss to wee.
Be reaaonahle; u 10 q great deal n
Ssh under some Circumstances. hut al
Try; reasonable women are raFe--be
rare.
Remember that servants are made ~
TIE same material e. you are; a Iittle
ooarssr grained. perhaps. but ths same
IN essentials.
Try snd forget yoursslf; a. 10 voar
husband, forget that yea married him
ana remember that be married Veu. ~
viii then probably do The reverse.
Lst him read the newspaper Al the
ereakfast-tAole; 10 IL unsoaishle. bnt
teea. u is oaly tribe after ali. ana be
iikee 10. -
Let hiU knov mere than Yea do oucs
IN awhile; Il keeps up hls self. rsspers
and yoa stil - none the worse for "a
nitsinz thai yoa are nos actually mai
lible. '-' ~
ksAd sosnetAing IN the pagers BESIDES
fashion Rotes q socissy cclawns.
have some knovled9s Of What il RoiEQ
IN u foreign countries.
ne q eompanion 70 your husband IL
se = wise 1ab; aad II be Is not. trv
v mAks him become yoaF ooupauion
hAlse ais standard, do not lst him loser
ycGrs-
hespSct ycar hnsoaEd's relations. es
eeesaliy as aothsF-shs 10 not the leo
es mosheF oecazse she IL your mother
10 la~' sos loved hin before yoa dia.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-22
The lives lssl were on ths following


HSw ToRk. spFil gl.-U. s. Sc. 100;
q. erupeu, l29A as. soapon. li0s /;
Pactte g. i2s American Exprrss,
us; Canadian Pacific, Ga; Csnsaa
So1theFu. 6iSI Ceatrai Pacific, Az ;
uaieacO. Burlington A Qaiucy, 43ts ;
Delaware, iaeksvanna 4 Western, sTGs;
kto GFande. 81 Ere. afx; Lake
~heFe. asti LsaisTiiis a Nasnviils. 6sss
A,chiEas Central. 9s1S kansas ana
TEXAS. 81 Sew Vera OentrAl. tlsz. ;
Northern fsciao. 80 preferred. slA
Northwestern, ll9A; Oseeon Railway 4
Navlgatfan. l0l; Oracur A rFaussnntl
mental. AN Pacinc Mai, 49,; Rnek
Island. ssss slPaalSshs; Texas Pariiir.
-, Uaion Pscide. 6eA; United states
ExPrsss. -, Wells Fargo. rs; wess.
eEn Uaioo, 76A Oregon Improvement.
~
Aoney On cali easy. &ss; last loan. 5;
closed easFed. I per cent; prime peF'
ehAntile paper anchAnzed. Sterling 81
Shsnce qaist. drm "a ~ Sc for 50 dsys;
ftSs y for demand.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-22

she CorEeets several Recently Pub
ltAhed Statements.

she CoFReets several Recently Pub
lished Statements.
OHIokG0, April 15.-The Ne,es' Wash
ington special aAys: Mrs. Logan IL said
to have furnished toe following 10 .
correspondent: First, abe is nos writing
novel, A. has been currently repaired (;
second. she has not said that she would
orpoae the project Of another pension
bill, aud she does not Intend 70 oppose
saoh . measure; third, Mrs. Logan has
not received q dollar of the salary due
her deceased husband fron the Govern
nent at the time Of his dsath; fourth,
when the debts we're paid and the al airs
OF the estate we're settled, there vas no
sneh sum - the public credit to her
She vas obliged 10 draw upon the faud
raised for her benefii 10 settle the affairs
OF the estate before she could act a.
administrative thereof; afth, she IL
much more than grateful fog the ReneF-
osity Of the people and what they have
3ona 20 promptly. - otherUiss she
would have been OBLIGED ts aeek aeme
means Of earning her own living; sixth,
she says she is trying 10 live her lonely
life a. best ste can, and she greatest
kindness the press Of the country can
do her 10 10 refrain from the constant
Misrepresentation Of her finances, to
which she is daily subjected.
The soldiers guard 10 ssill On duty at
the Generals tomb and will remain
ihere until the tomb at Chicago Is COM
pieted. TIE easkst Il noe covered with
flowers. which we're placed there on
Esster SundAy.